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AFSCME District Council 47

AFSCME District Council 47

Government Relations Services

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 405 followers

We make Philadelphia happen!

About us

AFSCME District Council 47 is a progressive labor union w/workers in Non-profit, Higher Ed, Cultural/Arts, & Gov in greater Phila, PA. If you're interested in organizing a union, or have questions about organizing a union, please contact us!

Website
https://linktr.ee/afscmedc47
Industry
Government Relations Services
Company size
5,001-10,000 employees
Headquarters
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Type
Government Agency
Founded
1970

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Employees at AFSCME District Council 47

Updates

  • Stand with workers on 11/4! VOTE YES! See DC47's picks for the 2025 General Election on November 4th. See our 2025 General Election website to: -Check voter registration ✅ -Register to vote ✅ -See endorsements ✅ -Read candidate questionnaires ✅ -Sign up to canvass ✅ Link: in bio or: https://lnkd.in/eiQ_NsQG Take our 2025 General Election Voter Guide with you to the polls: Link in bio or: http://m.afsc.me/1yo Make your voice heard & VOTE by 11/4!

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  • Anti-union extremists in Congress refused to address massive cuts to health care and rising costs, resulting in a government shutdown – all so they could hand out even more tax breaks to billionaires and greedy corporations. This shutdown will directly threaten AFSCME members’ jobs as states & cities lose even more federal funding and as the administration threatens to illegally fire federal workers. Take action now. Call Congress. Demand they lower health care costs, protect federal workers and end this devastating shutdown by funding public services. Link in bio or: https://lnkd.in/es4nkTVg . #philly #union AFSCME

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  • We’re proud to announce that tentative agreements have been reached between AFSCME and the First Judicial District, as well as AFSCME and the City of Philadelphia—simultaneously! For the first time in our Union’s history, Locals 2186 and 810 came together for joint negotiations with both the City and the FJD at the same table. This historic collaboration allowed us to reach agreements on both economic and non-economic terms at the same time, a major achievement. These deals have traditionally been finalized weeks or months apart. The combined strength of our Locals has resulted in comprehensive employment packages that reflect the power of Union solidarity. Local 810 & 2186 FJD Members: Please see your e-mail for TA details & stay tuned for contract ratification details.

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  • Working people are doing everything they can to get ahead, but the rising cost of health care is creating a crisis. Congress cut billions in funding for health care that will burden workers with skyrocketing costs and force hospitals and health centers to close – making our communities sicker. Nearly 22 million Americans rely on premium tax credits through the Affordable Care Act marketplace to afford their health insurance. And millions more receive care thanks to Disproportionate Share Hospitals that serve low-income families. Without action from Congress, those tax credits will expire and critical funding for these hospitals will be lost, because Congress handed billionaires even more tax breaks through the so-called “Big Beautiful Bill.” If Congress doesn’t extend the ACA tax credits and restore funding to Disproportionate Share Hospitals (DSH): * 4.2 million families will be forced to drop coverage * Millions will face an average 75% increase in health insurance premiums * Well over 130,000 jobs could be lost – including AFSCME member jobs * Nursing homes and health clinics would be forced to cut services or even close * Rural hospitals will lose funding and could drastically reduce care or shut their doors Take action: link in bio or: https://lnkd.in/es4nkTVg

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  • 4.2 million families will be kicked off their health care unless Congress acts fast to extend ACA premium tax credits. These tax credits help working families afford critical care. We already face a cost-of-living crisis. Without this support, our communities will grow sicker, and everyone will see health care price hikes. Congress should be working to lower health care costs, not drive them higher. Join your fellow AFSCME members in telling Congress to lower health care costs! Link in bio. . #philly #union AFSCME

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